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About The Stayton mail. (Stayton, Marion County, Or.) 1895-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1916)
H t. P le a s a n t IIM rs. Pery Darby and children J. C. Leffler and family. Mr. Sheard was up from Stay- visited the school Thursday. There will be church services ton on a visit Friday. ..................every Thursday by Creator of Moo* Sunday, come a n d here Rev. Peter Welter sold one of his f w w 1 $ too, OOO-a-rant ina Picture* IC. M . U l . M S T K I > G. H. Kay made a business Putnam’s sermon on “ Jesus of horses to a horse buyer, one day Nazareth. The God Man” last week. “A Entered an nerumi class mutier ut Ihr (rip to Albany Wednesday. postultlce ut Slayton, Miirion, rounty, I'rank llalilierman and wife! Adam Schlies has purchased Dr Geo. A. Etzel was down from Oregon, under the art of Congress of Mehama seemed full of busi ;7 w o n d e r motored to Marion Saturday. Brewer’s car. the Ridge Thursday. Marsh 8, 1B79. fu lly le a n - ness a few days last week, sever Mrs. John Huber and Mrs. al grain wagons passed through Mr. and Mrs. Allison Vernon The annual town election took S V H S C K in T IO S S , $1 .00 p e r y r a r Harry Shank called at the Mrs. to Fern Ridge after grain, there visited with Mrs. Vernon’s moth place here Monday, April 3rd. Address nil rummumrationa to II. Shunk borne Tuesday. were also two automobiles and er. Mr. J. E. Yeoman and family The result of the election being THE.STAYTON MAII. Monday. a s follows: Councilman, Jos. Mrs. P. H. Lambert called at six Fords passed. '* Schrewe, Jos. Susbauer, Jos. the I). Townes home Thursday. A few days ago after arriving Breitenstein, John Zuber a n d Miss Anna Miles celled at the at school, Miss Olive Porter was Philip Steffes; Marshall, Paul Physician and Surgeon going to send her pony home as Mrs. H. Shank home Saturday. Zuber; Recorder, Jos. R t p p; usual, but while tying her riding Miss Mabel Townes called at Treasurer, J. P. Ditter. Scores of Big skirt to the saddle she heard an STAYTON. • OREGON Dee Downing’s Wednesday. Chas. Tyson of Salem visited auto (Ford), and to her surprise “ Movie” Men— The tamale social Friday night Linn Lambert and wife, Ona when the Ford passed, she found old friends here Tuesday. Mr. producers as well as actors, arc was a success. The program Shelton a n d children, Chas. that she had tied the skirt to a Tyson formerly lived on the old con sta n t sm ok ers and ou t was good and well rendered and Peters and the Misses Verna, fir tree. The pony was found in the tamales were all right and Caldwell place now owned b y spoken friends o f Tuxedo. It’s I'llYSK'IAN AND SURGEON Bessie and Crystal Shank were Mr. Bresslerof Springfield. Mehama soon afterward. just the soothing, restful, re they all seemed to disappear. Sunday visitors at W. K. Kay’s. freshing smoke men o f their STAYTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mulkey Jack Johnston made a business nerve-racking vocation need. Geo. Downing o f Mill City went to Mill City Sunday. trip to Albany Saturday. After Nothing calms and comforts a spent the week-end with Lee transacting h i s business h e hustler Tike a pipe o f mild, cool, Mrs. Chas. Martin and two Downing and family. sweet Tuxedo. bought his return ticket a n d children Meral and Given and 1.¡rented Messrs Ernest and Merl Pear Miss June Kearns of Stayton Miss Osie Grice o f Aumsville found that he was to early so he son of Turner visited home folks Veterinary Surgeon was a guest of Mabel Townes spent Sunday a t t h e Luther thought that he would take in here Sunday. Mtid Dental Exjiert Saturday arid Sunday. the sights before leaving, on re Stout home. Misses Carrie a n d Bertha Stayton, Ore. I'hone 3x24 Perfect Tobocco for Pipe and O f a Mrs. II Shank called at the Rev. Hopkins delivered a very turning to the depot he saw the Bouck w e r e Albany visitors last o f the motor leaving for Twin Walnut Farm Thursday. T uxedo is aged from three interesting sermon Sunday. Lyons, and it wa3 the first of Thursday. to five years in wooden h og s Mrs. P. H. Lambert called at Oscar Naue and C. W.Steward April. The many friends of Ira Hobbs heads to make it mellow and the J. H. Kloer home Thursday. 1 came home one day last week DENTIST Several of the ranch men in were grieved to hear of his death sweet flavored. But the thing Oltre Over Stayton Stato H.mk G.lLKay and Lewis Kuy were w ith a fine Studebaker car, so here Saturday evening. Funeral that takes out all the bite and Phono 216X Stavton. Ore week-end visitors ut the Mrs. H. we are told. Now girls, this is this \ icinity sold dairy stock to services were held at the Presby harshness and makesTuxedo leap year and Oscar is game, so Mr. R. Drager, who was making terian church at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Shank home. so bland and gentle that it up a carload to send to Portland. Joe and John I'ietrok sheared 1 don’t be bashful. can’ t hurt the most sensitive Miss Hazel Bear o f Turner Bro. Hopkins substituted for goats in this vicinity the past Mrs. Lewis Stout and Mrs. tongue'or throat, is the fam spent the week-end at the Wm. Physician ami Surgeon Bro. Cadey Sunday in the Metho week. Champ are both reported much ous and exclusive “ Tuxedo Ph.nc 11x6 dist pulpit. He is working in Hall home. better. Process.” AUMSVILLE OREGON The Misses Grace and Crystal | Lee Smith and family made a the interest of the fund for the One w eek’ s trial o f T u x Shank called on Mrs. Frank Hab- Mrs. Jos. Stephens o f New- retired preachers trip to Turner Saturday. edo will show you. berg has been visiting her par berman Thursday. G. F. KORINEK, V. S„ B. V. Sc. Miss Lola Hall and John Pal A runaway team caused a little You can buy T uxedo everywhere A singing was held at the Mrs. ents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stout. excitement in our town. W e mer attended Christian Endeav - 1 Vetcrinuriun H. Shank home Sunday evening. Rue Drager was in this neigh Trenta all domestic animals, h I h < did not learn the owners name, or and church Sunday evening Pouch applies the Tuberculin teat. A large crowd attended and a borhood the latter part of last but he left his team unhitched at the Pleasant Grove church. Telephone 3x7 Rood time was reported by all. week. He shipped a car of milch near the depot and when the The C. E. social was held at OHIce a l S lay luti Stahle* cows to Portland from Lyons. freight train came in they took Famous STAYTON . . . . OREGOf the Wm. Hall home last Friday green tin Come again Rue, it seems good fright, tried to mount the school evening. tc hear the wind blow once in a house porch, one on each side of Miss Belle Wipper of Turner is S . 11. II E l . T Z E I . while. t h e corner post. They were spending a week at the E. E. In Tin Hu Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fischer; caught there, nobody hurt and Attorney-at L a w - Notary Public midor!, 40c Beng’s farm. and family and Miss Alta Smith and 80c. nothing broken save a little har visited at the Geo. Scott home C. E. Olson and family o f I n G i a n ness. Sunday. Kurni Loans Secured Portland have been visiting in Humidon, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Thompsun S0cand90c. M. M. Gilmour, wife and child- Claud McCuliey and wife mot and Mrs. Woodworth and family Marion the past two weeks. COMPAHT TOT AMERICA!! ; ren spent Sunday at the Clarence i ored over from Aumsville and ate Sunday supper with Mr. and S Jones home at Victor Point. spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. W. E. Simons. R h eu m a tic pains are relieved t>y | Dr Mile*' Anti Tain P ills. their cousin, Mrs. Carl Titus and Clel Thomas left for eastern The ladies of t h e cemetery family. - J . M. RINGO— Oregon one day last week. association will meet with Mrs. Sam Matheeny, wife and son I Miss Della Harold spent Sun Morris next Thursday afternoon STAYTON OREGON in a business meeting. Robert called at the Wm.Stevely day with home folks. TIID STAYTON MAH. I D. W. uiiffith Mehama Mites pipeful o f Tuxedo is p ant form o f tobacco en- jo y m e n t, m ild a n d so o th in g . H. A. BEAUCHAMP, M.D. Lyons and Fox Valley C. H. BREWER, M. D. Marion News PAUL FEHLEN iJu/xedc Wilbur N. Pinllcr, D.M.D. A. BURSELL, M. D. 5c Union Hill 10c Kingston Kinks FUNERAL DIRECTOR V. A. GOODE LAWYER and NOTARY PUBLIC Conavientioua Attention Given to all Legal Business. Office Room No. ft, Roy Bldg. HIZZ AooncSs BLAI HS TOWN. IOWA J. W. Hickman, who has been in the hospital in Albany, came Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cornish home last Thursday. After a a n d dauRhter Fay o f Sweet few days at home he left for Home were Sunday visitors at Oklahoma. the Wm. Itabens home. Carl Follis is on the sick list Arthur Branch and family and Miss Mary Peters of West Stay- this week. j ton were Sunday visitors at the Tom Fleming, wife and little j Chas. Peters home. son spent Saturday night with Hoy Mollet is visiting friends Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chrisman. 1 in Portland this week. Ruth Smith visited at the Lee Kerber home Sunday afternoon. Miss Emma Peters started for eastern OreRon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Sandner Sr. and daughter Leona visited at Mrs. Wm. Carter made a busi- their home on the farm Sunday. l ness trip to Sublimity. Titus Archer and family wore Wm. Mollet and family visited Stayton visitors Saturday. I Sunday afternoon at the W. I), j 1 Hurt home. Miss Alta Harold visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heater Mrs. L.A. Darby and Miss Marie i and son Ronald and Miss Ida Henkel Sunday afternoon. I Denny were out motoring Sun- Arthur Leffler, wife and little I day. son were wvek-end visitors with HIZZ R ock STAYTON DAIRY E. D. Crabtree, Prop. Fresh Milk & Cream Delivered Daily Morning and Night P o in t FARMS WANTED:! List YOUR FARM LAND With Geo. A. SMITH ; The Stayton Real Estate Man Good Things to Mrs. J. J. Staiger and children visited the school Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hunt, Mrs. T. J. Hill. B. F.Fresh and Chas.. Hazel and Marion Fresh were Salem callers Saturday. J. J. Staiger and family visited parents at Triumph Sunday. j his Henry Hobson of Salem was buying cattle in this vicinity this j week. Lancefield Bldg. Notice ; home Sunday. ■IE. C. Downing and family, Ed | Jacobs and Celia Rell were Sun- i day visitors at the F. M. Fresh home. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hunt spent Sunday with his aur.t Mrs. John Hunt. W. H. and E. C. Downing and J. T. Hunt were in Shaw Thurs- | day helping boost f o r a new j depot. C. P. Darst and T. J. Hill were Stayton callers Saturday. Sublimity Shots Gien Smith, wife and mother- in-law, Mrs. Murphy of Jefferson visited friends here Sunday. Geo. Bell, accompanied by his father. Wm. Bell motored to Sa lem Friday. Mrs. Crump a n d daughter, Josephine of Stayton were visit ing relatives here Monday. Wm. Hermens, mother a n d sister. Katie and Father L,ainck motored to Salem Thursday. Finest Line of Woolens to select from Fit and Workmanship Guaranteed Jack Richards of Fern Ridge was trading with Sublimity mer chants Friday. “Fix Up” Jack Petrjanos, wife and son visited at the Stasney home at Jefferson, Sunday. 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Peanut Butter z5c Danvers Half Long Carrot 60c lb 6 qt Grey Granite Sauce Pan 15c 3J lb Best Rice 25c Golden Tankard Beet 50e lb 10 qt 15c 4} lb .lap Rice 26c Half Sugar Mangel Beet 50c lb Zeroline Motor Oil 50c gal 4 pkg Best Corn Starch 25c Thousand Headed Kale 25c lb Valvolme Motor Oil 70c gal 2 pkg Gelatine 25c Yellow Field Corn " “ Dish Pan 4c lb Fdtered Gasoline Cash 20c gal Trade 22c gal 3 cans good Peas 25c Onion Seed 2 lb Red Salmon 25c 50 Cauliflower Plants 50c 2 lb Black Blasting Powder 6 lb Bulk Rolled Oats 25c 100 Cabbage Ptants 60c 50 lb Box Trojan Stump Pow. You can get It for Less at $2.00 lb “ “ C D C C D ^C Li Fi l \ U AUMSVILLE AND Something To Remember “ She cannot wear her old gowns. The skirts are far too tight. They do not flare correctly— The trimming isn’ t right: The tunics now are fuller, The pleats are plain not “ knife” — Why she can’ t wear those old gowns, See’d look like Noah's wife. W e keep our pattern stock up to 25c date. April Standard patterns now on $0.13 sale. The price is 10 and 15c. Price Cutters For Casn WEST STAYTON